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  • Nassau cops seek
    Newsday
    Polite. Loquacious. Relaxed. Blingy. All are adjectives police might use to describe the so-called Bling Bandit, who has eluded robbery detectives during his 2 1/2-month bank-heist spree in...

  • Storm Gustav kills 22 in Caribbean, heads for Gulf
    The Star
    Tropical Storm Gustav drifted away from Haiti and the Dominican Republic on Wednesday after killing 22 people and was set to become a dangerously powerful hurricane in the...

  • State Dept. issues warning on Caribbean travel
    Seattle Post-Intelligencer
    The State Department urged Americans on Wednesday to be aware of the risks caused by Tropical Storm Gustav to people traveling to Haiti, Jamaica, the Cayman...

  • Kicking ice cream up a notch
    Nassau Guardian
    Lifestyles EditorWe all scream for ice cream, and vanilla, strawberry and chocolate are classic favorites, but Shogun Revolver executive chef/partner Michael Pataran is encouraging...

  • 3 years after Katrina, nervous New Orleans watches another storm brewing in Caribbean
    Newsday
    New _ On the eve of Hurricane Katrina's third anniversary, a nervous New Orleans watched Wednesday as another storm threatened to test everything the city has rebuilt, and officials made...

  • Royal Caribbean Redefines Cruising Favorites with Oasis of the Seas
    PR Web
    This latest unveiling of two more neighborhoods to be found on Oasis of the Seas continues to prove our legacy of revolutionary cruise ship design. We have developed the Pool and Sports Zone and the...

  • Officers in corruption probe accused of beating inmate
    Nassau Guardian
    Guardian Senior ReporterOfficers at the center of a corruption probe are under scrutiny again in connection with the assault of an inmate.Remand inmate Donald Lightbourne sustained...

  • Hurricane Gustav no threat to Bahamas
    Nassau Guardian
    Guardian Staff ReporterFears that Hurricane Gustav may land in The Bahamas were somewhat alleviated yesterday as the forecasted path of the storm shifted slightly, taking the...

  • House to debate crime, human trafficking bills
    Nassau Guardian
    Guardian Staff ReporterIn about three weeks parliamentarians are expected to debate a number of bills in the House of Assembly, that were carried over from meetings prior to their...



  • Cricket set to take off in
    Nassau Guardian
    Ng Sports ReporterNext year is expected to be a big one for the sport of cricket in The Bahamas. Topping the Bahamas Cricket Association list of events will be the unveiling...

  • Morton Salt workers end two week strike
    Nassau Guardian
    Smith, NG Senior ReporterMore than 100 workers are back on the job at the Morton Salt plant in Inagua after participating in a strike that lasted more than two weeks.The work stoppage...

  • COB seeking University Logo
    Nassau Guardian
    Guardian Staff ReporterThe College of the Bahamas is seeking to create a unique university brand identity as it moves closer to attaining university status.While the timing of when...

  • Journey to August Moon
    Nassau Guardian
    Lifestyles EditorAlexandra Lynch has a degree in political science, but a passion for food, that has birthed a woman who seems to turn out perfect tasting food anytime she puts her...

  • Construction begins in GB on branch of Ross University
    Nassau Guardian
    Guardian Senior ReporterConstruction of the interim Bahamas campus of Ross University began in the nation's second city, Grand Bahama, on Monday, and classes for the first...

  • Senator Calls For Tolerance
    Bahama Journal
    Senator Tanya Wright has demanded that lawmakers and their agencies exercise more tolerance when dealing with businesses during what she called harsh economic times, charging that some measures taken...

  • Ministry of Health on the move to improve Family Island health care
    Freeport News
    ... oked Island – Officials at the Ministry of Health and the Department of Public Health are implementing a "regionalization approach"...

  • When the sun shines
    Nassau Guardian
    Brownthe lawn that beautified the home of a famous family, began to get thin and brown at certain sections until eventually, there was nothing but dirt at those spots. Yet in other...

  • Simpson Penn Escapees fail to appear for arraignment
    Nassau Guardian
    Guardian Staff ReporterThree teens who escaped from the Simpson Penn Centre for Boys last Wednesday were scheduled to be charged in court yesterday, but they failed to appear.It...

  • Prices drop again at Esso
    Nassau Guardian
    Guardian Senior ReporterThe price of Esso gasoline has dipped even lower at the pumps gasoline has dropped from $5.37 per gallon to $5.31 per gallon, marking...

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